Sentence examples for constrains expansion from inspiring English sources

Most European solar firms view the current tariffs on Chinese solar panels as an unnecessary tax on the industry that constrains expansion, and postpones the day that subsidies can be dispensed with altogether.

Because these changes coincide with the constriction of the end bud to ductal dimensions it seems likely that the relatively inelastic ECM girdle ultimately channels the pressure developed by cell division within the end bud forward, where no type I collagen constrains expansion.

The study has clarified that the focus of city's plans had significantly shifted from constraining expansion to development promotion, in line with the intentions of the city government.

Shortage of laboratory personnel, limited funding, and limited technical support are some reasons noted for constraining expansion of necessary diagnostic testing and limiting laboratory capacity in sub-Saharan Africa [ 45, 46].

Despite the importance of agriculture to the economic well-being of the country, the lack of water, infrastructure, and arable land (less than one-tenth of Kenya can be used for agriculture) seriously constrains further expansion.

Aerobic culture is a promising water-saving technology in irrigated rice ecosystems, but the vulnerability of plants to fluctuations in soil moisture constrains leaf expansion and yield.

3H 3He ages, stable oxygen and hydrogen isotopes and major ion concentrations show that the freshwater lens reaches a depth of 44 mbsl, where an aquitard constrains further expansion in vertical direction.

These pressures will constrain land expansion for coffee production, requiring business risk management responses to think about alternatives in advance.

Meanwhile, new, high-elevation cash crops may be constraining forest expansion.

The relaxed stress occurs due to the SMP particles being constrained from expansion, and it reduces the overall stress recovery.

By constraining the expansion using external loading in experiments, the expansion is reduced but not totally inhibited.